Problem Description
When analyzing the issues on digma.ai, I always have to manually filter out endpoints that are not relevant for improving performance, such as ad hoc APIs for testing or monitoring purposes. Simply dismissing these irrelevant issues is not a viable solution because if the related endpoints are called again (which happens periodically with these kinds of APIs), the issues will reappear.
Solution Description
A potential solution would involve implementing filtering capabilities for HTTP request methods and URLs. One approach could be to establish a blacklist based on both the HTTP method and URLs for active issues, and to have a similar blacklist filter at the observability layer.
Problem Description
When analyzing the issues on digma.ai, I always have to manually filter out endpoints that are not relevant for improving performance, such as ad hoc APIs for testing or monitoring purposes. Simply dismissing these irrelevant issues is not a viable solution because if the related endpoints are called again (which happens periodically with these kinds of APIs), the issues will reappear.
Solution Description
A potential solution would involve implementing filtering capabilities for HTTP request methods and URLs. One approach could be to establish a blacklist based on both the HTTP method and URLs for active issues, and to have a similar blacklist filter at the observability layer.